Christie's Lap-Band surgery, performed laparoscopically, was less-invasive. May 7, 2013— -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie revealed earlier this week that he had secretly undergone Lap-Band ...
New Jersey Gov. Christie may have slimmed down a bit after his belly band surgery — but he’s not about to make a public splash in a swimsuit at the shore this summer. “We are not doing that on Fourth ...
In February, Chris Christie, the notoriously heavyweight New Jersey governor, underwent a 40-minute lap-band weight-loss surgery, the description of which is enough to make anyone lose his appetite.
TRENTON — Beyond concerns over health and family, there's a reality in American politics: It's hard to be fat and run for president. With the acknowledgement Tuesday that he underwent stomach surgery ...
NEWARK – Gov Chris Christie said today that his recent lap band surgery to help him drop weight had nothing to do with his future ambition and everything to do with his health. Christie announced ...
Chris Christie underwent lap band surgery over President’s Day weekend because the three-day weekend gave him time to recuperate, and because no decision he makes can be free of some connection to the ...
Speaking at a news conference Tuesday in Newark, Christie said his weight will have nothing to do with whether he decides to run for president. He says he never intended to make the decision public.
TRENTON — A fake name. Secret appointments. A small circle of in-the-know co-conspirators. It could have been a spy novel. Instead, it was a real-life plot that Gov. Chris Christie put in place to ...
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has admitted that he underwent gastric band surgery to ensure he lives to enjoy a future with his family. Governor Christie had the surgery on President's Day, ...
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he underwent secret gastric band surgery because he had been feeling frustrated and angry over his inability to slim down, and his family had urged him to shed ...
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